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ArtCraftMaker

Tokyo National Museum Petit Kids Day (October 25)

Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.

EDITOR'S PICK

Paper princess craft 10:00–16:00; badges 10:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. Workshop registration closes at 15:45. Noh-mask talks 10:15–10:30 and 14:00–14:15.

Taito · Tokyo National Museum: Heiseikan Family Space and Honkan Room 4

IndoorActivities are free. Regular collection admission: adults ¥1,000; university students ¥500. Free for high-school students and younger, anyone under 18, and those aged 70 or over.
Event details

Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.

Category
Arts & culture
Date
Sun, 10/25
Time
Paper princess craft 10:00–16:00; badges 10:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. Workshop registration closes at 15:45. Noh-mask talks 10:15–10:30 and 14:00–14:15.
Area
Taito · Tokyo National Museum: Heiseikan Family Space and Honkan Room 4
Ages
For children and families. No strict age limits have been announced for the crafts, badges or Noh-mask talks. Children must use the Family Space with a parent or guardian.
Fee
Activities are free. Regular collection admission: adults ¥1,000; university students ¥500. Free for high-school students and younger, anyone under 18, and those aged 70 or over.
Participation
All three programs are drop-in; no advance application is needed. Badge making ends when materials run out. Paper-craft seating is limited, with materials available to take home. The parent-and-child netsuke workshop has been canceled due to venue circumstances; the three Petit Kids Day programs remain scheduled.

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ArtCraftMaker

Tokyo National Museum Petit Kids Day (October 25)

Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.

EDITOR'S PICK

Paper princess craft 10:00–16:00; badges 10:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. Workshop registration closes at 15:45. Noh-mask talks 10:15–10:30 and 14:00–14:15.

Taito · Tokyo National Museum: Heiseikan Family Space and Honkan Room 4

IndoorActivities are free. Regular collection admission: adults ¥1,000; university students ¥500. Free for high-school students and younger, anyone under 18, and those aged 70 or over.
Event details

Color, cut and layer paper to make a kimono-clad princess, or create a badge with a collection-inspired design or your own drawing. A 15-minute Noh-mask talk explores expressions and emotions.

Category
Arts & culture
Date
Sun, 10/25
Time
Paper princess craft 10:00–16:00; badges 10:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00. Workshop registration closes at 15:45. Noh-mask talks 10:15–10:30 and 14:00–14:15.
Area
Taito · Tokyo National Museum: Heiseikan Family Space and Honkan Room 4
Ages
For children and families. No strict age limits have been announced for the crafts, badges or Noh-mask talks. Children must use the Family Space with a parent or guardian.
Fee
Activities are free. Regular collection admission: adults ¥1,000; university students ¥500. Free for high-school students and younger, anyone under 18, and those aged 70 or over.
Participation
All three programs are drop-in; no advance application is needed. Badge making ends when materials run out. Paper-craft seating is limited, with materials available to take home. The parent-and-child netsuke workshop has been canceled due to venue circumstances; the three Petit Kids Day programs remain scheduled.

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